External links
- Marc Trillard : cap sur l'Asie on La Dépêche.fr
- L’Anniversaire du roi, de Marc Trillard on Le Monde
- LES MAMIWATAS DE MARC TRILLARD on Afrikavision
- "Les Mamiwatas" on YouTube
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Marc Trillard (born 1955 in Baden-Baden) is a French writer.
He publishes his contributions to many titles in the French press. He is also author of documentaries for radio France Culture and France 3 television.
He settled in Brazil in 2010.
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Roger Vailland was a French novelist, essayist, and screenwriter.
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